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The Didache and the Culdees: A Guide for Christian Guilds and Self-Sustaining Communities

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The Didache, one of the earliest Christian texts, serves as a foundational guide for believers seeking structured spiritual and community life. Its principles align closely with the traditions of the Culdees, a unique order within Celtic Christianity, known for their dedication to both spiritual and practical survival. The Didache: A Blueprint for Christian Community The […]

On Celtic Married Clergy and Monastics

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On Celtic Married Clergy and Monastics Culdees’ Abbots, Priests, Monks and even Nuns were married. They performed religious services in accordance with norms of the ritual purity as found in the Scripture as it has to do with performing ceremonies. by Rev Dr Stephen MK Brunswick TABLE OF CONTENTS – FOREWORD – – OUR HISTORICAL […]